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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-16
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Allen IA Ebsrly Fatally Attacked this
Afternoon.

Allen IA, Ebsrly Fatally Attacked this
.N Afternoon.
About 12. Oo'cloek this( (Monday) after
Aloon Alien II. Eberly walked into the
toal Office of Mlllhof & Son, corner Of
lEa.t Third street ana the CODnOtton
railroad, sit down on chair and com.
blained Of being sick. He commenced
lgomiting ardin minute fell over on
We floor, stone dead. 0ffieer Fink, who
Was near by, telephed for assistance. bui
was of no avail Coroner Cock sOOD
krFived and, after examining the body
And hearing the circumstances, pro
Phonnced 1t a case of sunetr0ke. Georg'
Sharer, the undertaken, WAS n0tifi ID Rnc
.Tcmoved the body 20 Dir Rherly's latt
residence. 1872 South Plum street.
Mr.. Eberly was about 45 years Of age,
ard was at present employed as ma.
ohinist tthe Bridge Works. Hewas the
father III law OF Mir. Charles 4, Frazer
ana brother-in-law OF MT. David
Hammond, manager Of the Wrought
Iron Bridge Works.
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THEIR ANGELS

My heart is lonely as heart can be,
And the cry of Rachel goes up from me,
For the tender faces unforgot
OF the little children that are not;
Although, know,
They are all in the land where shall go.
want them close in the dear old way,
But life goes forward and win not stay,
And He who made it has made 1t right
Yet miss my darlings out of my sight,
Although, know,
They are in the land where shall go.
Only one has died. There is one small mound,
Violet -heaped, in the sweet grave ground;
Twenty years they have bloomed and spread
over the little baby head.
And, Ohl know
She is safe in the land where 1 shall go.
Not dead, only grown and gone away
The hair of my darling is turning gray
That was golden once in the days so dear,
Over for many and many year.
Yet know-I know l@t
She's child in the land where shall go.
My bright, brave boy is a grave-eyed man,
Facing the world as worker can;
But think of him now as had him then,
And lay his cheek to my heart again
And so, know,
shall have him there where we both shall go
Out from the Father and into life;
Back to His breast from the ended strife
And the finished labor. hear the word
From thelips of Him who was Child and Lord
And know that so
1t shall be in the land where we ali shall go.
Given back-with the gain. The secret thi
OF the blessed Kingdom of Children isl
My mothers arms are waiting for me;
| shall lay my head on my fathers knee;
For so, know,
I'm child myself where / shall go.
The world is troublesome, hard and cold,
And men and women grow gray and old;
But behind the world is an inner place
Where yet their angels behold Gods face;
And, lol we know
That only the children can see Him so.
-[Adeline D. I. Whitney.
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4 NaM Why q Pax Old Debts.

Has been discovered in Cincinnati, and
being quite uniqge and new patent
might be takea out. Il seems Simon
Levy, innocent Simon, was persuaded
by Frank Seinberger, attorney for the
cljtblng hOnss Of L & g. StTaGss, to
take Turkish bath Il would be 60
nice aud beautiful, Mr Levy concluded
1t woul I. and disrObed accordingly, even
to his SILK under Taiment and fine white
shirt costly diamond pin and four
Sparkling shirt studs. While enjoying
she delights Of the bath aud noJ think
ing Of evil, a limb OF he Law seized his
entire out aud nndsIit, leaving Simon
as bare as PhaTaOh's blushing daughter
found Moses In the huslrushes. The
hand 0f the law did not even leGve a
single glitteTiRg shirt stud. For three
hours or more simon wrapped In a
blanket paced the Il )or wishiug for cark
or somebody to come Finally come
frievd brought Slmoa's other euit and
hsleft wiser, if not better.
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aud wheat are ia y splendid condition
In this vicinity Prot K +. Lenhart
has o select school OF 54 scholars here
VI. Christian Kaylor one Of our con
stables, and veteran auctiOneeT, Is
seriously III with no prospects Of reeov-
cry -. The United Brethren Sunday
school convention will convene here on
June 18th. All invited 49,. Miss Gather
inc Fisher of JustHs, was buried on last
Wednesday. She was q very estimable
Christian lady aud ls m0urnpd by her
many friends She was victim Of con-
sumption. The funeral was largely at
tended, our beautiful and commodlous
church not being large enough TO admit
near all the congregation. She was 39
yeaKs Of age Tblrty-fye passengers
boarded the G. & G. at this place for Can
ton, on M0ndOy, ostenqibly to pay their
taxes, but In reality TO pay their re-
spect to F0repaugh's circus. G.. w.
Wilhelm took advantage Of the q. l.. &
w. excursion aud visited Cleveland.
The farmers are beginning to say
guess we'll NOW this week.
A. Rlpple, formerly a student OF tele-
gFaphy at this place, has accepted the
position of night operator at Canal
Dover on O. L. So W.. The United
Brethren church observed childFen's
day on Snud ~ and the church was eIab-
orgtely decorated. The singing BY the
jhoir under the leadership Of Rev Slus.
ser was very fine, It was pleasant day
for the little.
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LouIsYILLE LINKS.
Gathered Together BY Our Regular Cor.
respondent.


Gathered Together BY Our Regular Corr
respondents
The stairway in front Of the Catholic
church has been torn up and "a i'll be re.
placed by q larger and more cOmmodi
Gus structure. !. Mr. Beecby and FAINT
ly Of EimOEe are here on a visit, to re
main about two MONTHS. .Mr. AL,
Monnia, Of Canton, was here Saturday
inspecting the skating rink, with the
intention Of purchasing 1t for factory
10 manufacture MS patent bycicles.
Mr. A, B, SnydeT's alarm signal had been
improved and replaced last Saturday,
aud was working we'll, when, during
The same night, sOme malicious person
broke the large spring with a
sledge hammer. The loss Is over
6fty dollars to Mr.. Snyder.
Rev. Lebermann while attending the
general conference Of the Reformed
church at Akron, was called home twice
la one week TO off1ciate at the funeral
Of Messrs. Wertz e. ChenOt and Neal
Fhckinger. /. Mrs. DeyOigne. of 0dell
ILL.,, attended her brother w. X. ChenOt's
funeral. The drill for natural gas
was started late Thursday night because
Mr Duff thinks that Friday Is an un-
lucky day. BY Saturday at 6 o'clock
some thirty feet had been drilled :.
Messrs. GladieuX, Roth and POntius, our
nimr0ds, returned Saturday evening
from their Holmes county squirrel hunt,
with buckets filled with dressed squirrel
meat. They report delightful time
and lots Of game.
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East Greenville GIeanIDvs.


Messrs Obendorf and UpdegTaff ere
prospecting for coal on jacob Caylor's
place, near town ,...An adequate quan
thy OF coal has been found on the An
dersOn place for the opening of coal
bang. The switch leading to this coal
region was recently surveyed. i. Mr.. c.
ia Smith closed the summer term Of
aeho0l at this place Friday, and has
b en engaged for next winter, making
tlts third winter term here. Owing TO
sufficient room for the pupils Of
Sub District No. 2 in Tuscarawas town
ship, the Board Of Education recently
adopted resolution for an addition to
the present school house. Sealed pro
p0sals for the contract will be received
at the office OF the clerk Of said town
ship until II o'clock m. July 9th. I. Mr..
A. B. Kittinger finished term of school
at Pieassnt View Friday. :. The new
church at this place was raised Friday.
The edifice will make quite an Improve
IN mt to our town when finished /. The
East Greenville Singing Society has q
membership OF 65, and N under the ga
perv sion OF Mlss Jennie Gully, an ex i.
celleDt teacher aud q former graduate
~ music Of Mt Uuion College. Mr..
H0ll, agent Of me DEMOCRAT, made a
snort cSll AT this place Friday.
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For the Past Week, Reported By II. b.
Trump. Aostraster OF Titles.

For the Past Week, Reported by n. b.
Trump. AOstraetsr OF Titles.
william J. Piero to John KuhIt, Sr.,
north half Of lot No. 2487 iR Canton,
JShn Kuhr., ST., to Conrad schweit
zer, north half Of lot No. 2487 In Canton,
$500.
Francis Emanuel ct al to W. L. Alex
ander ct al. IL acres In Canton town
ship, 50 500.
Henrietta Prutzmann to d. Il. Doubs,
psrs lot No. 100 In Canton, $4,000.
Il j. y. Hegen to d. G.. TOlert0n, lot
No IS Lsmborn's addition to Alliance,
81 900.
George Clark to Emma Patterson, part
lot No. 2 In Sparta, $500.
John SchOtt to John Il. KnOedler, lot
No. 1926 in Canton, 500.
D.. ID Griffith TO Lee MOwIs, so acres In
Sandy township, "a, 200.
Sheriff OF Stark county to James Loud,
part lot NJ. 81 in Rochester, 5000
John Koesler TO G, Kitchen, lot No. Z
Ia Pleasant View addition to MassillOn,
$1,000
Frederick Reich to Eliz beth Dsmler,
lot No. 2728 In Canton, $500.
ID, h. Smith to Peter Msner, No. 1903,
Canton, $1,000
Isaac SwilZ9r to Joseph Hisey,' 9 acres
10 Marlboro township, $1,000.
John Hlsey to Artemus Hlsey, GO acres
In Marlboro township, $1,000.
4. TeeteIs to X A. Park, south half
Nos. 759- 9-60-61-62, I. L. & Co.'S. addition,
Alliance, $3.50
Harvey Smith to Joseph Swartz, acre
IN TuscaTawas township, 5000
George Canning to Robt rt FllsOn, Sr.,
y al, AZ 80 100 peFches in Alliance, $500
George SpOnseller's executors to @
5eefert ct al. GA 63 100 acres In Paris
Cwnship. 1888.
Lewis LOuiz4nheiser to Joseph Miller,
> 57-l00 acres IN Nimishillen township
1868.
John Schroeder ct al to Susan Sohrce
Ter, N, 3S III Milan, $500.
John WRtteTson to S. x. Goldberg, part
No. 2456, Canton, SO $50.
Paul Helm to Jacob Helm, IL acres II
0lnaburR township, $1,000.
Hannah Kenstler TO Julius DaDDemil
er, part No. 146 Canton, $780,
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p.,.rv tsrowers, a ssociation.

ALLIANCE. O., June 14.-The Eastern
Ohio Rerrv Growers Association met at
East Rochester, Columbiana county, In
annual session on Saturday. The at
tendance was very large and exhibits
.nnmerous and fine. including strawber-
.Fies. the main staple. raspberries, black
Dort DOR IS Of the president, !. G. Willis, Of
Ravard. ahowed several thousand acres
'undar enItiystion In Columblana, Car
mi and Stark counties, and large and
constant shipments to Detroit. Buffalo,
.Pitfsburg, Cleveland and Chicago. IN
sdicatIons point to this section OF Ohio
.sOon becoming formidable competitor
I to the famous berry grounds OF Belmont
county. Strawberries were exniDited
,of which eight by actual count niied q
equart measure beaping full.
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COURT oULL1Nas.
Items of Interest Picked Up In the House OF

items Of Interest Picked Up In the House Of
Justice.
Following is resume of the latest
work In the Stark County Courts:
NEW CASES.
5297-J. P. SOnnhalter and Reinhart
Keller vs.. Jacob Alenbacher and Sarah
Alenbaoher; equity.
5298-PhitOmena ChOfin vs. Andrew
ChOfin; equity.
5299-JOhn W. Deal Vs. Ida Deal;
divorce on the ground Of adultery.
5300-Jennie Fitzpatrick vs.. Daniel
stone; baslardy.
530l--Lena Messner vs.. William K.
Messner; divorce on the grouRd Of gross
neglect Of duty.
5302 Emery Osborn vs. The Ine0rpor
ated Village of Alliance; appeal.
5S03- -Elisha Teeters vs. William Nj.
and Thomas r. Hester; partition, equity.
Margaret SchOtt by Joseph
Getty, her guardian, vs. John Shelter
and ntnety.tive others; equity.
5306-AOgustns and ferdinand Her
bruck VS. Jacob EicheT; civil action.
The case of Streb va William & Bro.
will 20 heard TO day In Court Room No.
The case of Hintcn's administrators
vs. Harter aud sons, was on trial this
morning In Court Room No. 1.
( The case Of Lind vs. Kell was con tin
ued In Court Room No. 2.
The case Of BriggIe's administrators
VS.. Brothers was on trial this morning.
Tue case of Borst vs.. Stripe will be
heard this afternoon.
PROBATE COURT.
The will of Joseph A. Meyer was pro-
bated yesterday.
William r. McCauley and Mary X.
Wherry were granted Dermiss0n to EN-
bark on the sea Of matrim0ny.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Frank L. MenegRy and Adeline Monot
of Louisville; Peter Drant and Kate
Halter Of Canton.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
sSrlas OF the Times Given in Terse an
s.to.. NE.nnar

sSrIas OF the Times Given in a Terse and
seIcy Manner.
Kaiser Wilhelm's health has improved.
Two new cases of yellow fever at Key
West
New York's hop crop is only one-third an
average.
Rice fields in the gulf states are flooded
with salt water
The carpenters Of Toronto, Canada, are on
strike for an advance.
Ex-Secretary Manning has taken charge
Of his New York bank.
j. T. Cole, president of Southern Female
college, Atlanta, is dead
Canadian legislature refuses to repeal local
option in favor of prohibition.
Sixteen persons, an entire family, were
killed by land slide in Panama.
Ed Likely Lincoln, Neb., killed by base
ball which fouled off his own bat.
Hostile Apaches are cornered by the
troops. All their stock was captured.
Barclay Peake will hang at Mount Holly,
N. j. for killing Mary Anderson, his cousin.
Wisconsin anti-Prohibtionists are bestir-
ring themselves against sumptuary legisla-
tion.
Warden Hamilton, who killed Editor
Gambrill at Jackson, Mis-, has been refused
bail
Fritz Wyman is in jail at Etnaborough,
Pa, for fatally shooting Anna Valentine.
Robbery
Two mon killed and three injured by a
dynamite explosion in a stone quarry near
Reading, Pa.
Stat Senator Fred. Fish, New Jersey, will
marry Grace A. Studebal1er at South Bend
Ind, Thursday.
Hall & Ordway operating the only shoe
shop in the south, at Nashville, failed Lila
bilities $780, 900.
Rev. George Pittard, Reidsville, N. G..
stamped a boy to death because he hit hin
with ball. He fled.
Oregon, ILL.,, will be banlrupted 10y Har
1 riet Allyn, Connecticut millionaire, who
sues for S75, 900 unpaid bonds,
Gustav Miller is in Jail at Ottawa, Ill.
suspected of numbering Frances Kasha, aget
1 ten, whose body wa found in well.
Mike Callahan, Chicago hoodlum wa
4 elected from friends house, and in re
venge took jackscrew and upset the house
At the Inman mine, thirty miles west o
1 Chattanooga, Tenn, an explosion OF dyna
mite killed five miners and wounded tel
a more.
The advance of twelve and half cent
granted the $4,000 coke miners in Pennsyl
vania may be negatived by the action, of th
blast furnace men, who refuse to pay che in
creased price for coke.
A lot of relics of Eugene Aram, including
one of his ribs and part of his victims skull
we're bought at recent sale of curiosities il
England for Henry Irving, whose "Aram,
under Batemans management, first mad
1 his fame.
Frank McCarty, of Wheeling, was arreste
at Philadelphia for bigamy. McCarty maI
ried Ella Vance, also of Wheeling, a
Bridgeport, o. At Philadelphia the coupl
met woman claiming to be Mrs. McCart
No. l. Frank says it is blachmail.
BASE BALL Cinciunatis ID, Nets 9; Bal
timores z, Clevelands o. Pittsburg s; DE-
troits 81; Athletics 10, st. Louis 8; Brooklyn
H. Louisvilles 5; Chicagos o, Indianapolis
Bostons 5, Washngtons 4; Philadelphia
New York 4: Mansfield s, Wheeling
Akron 10, GAINESVILLE 6.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. rs.

We are authorized to announce the
following names, for the respective
offices named, for nomination, subject
to the decision at the Democratic Drima.
~ election, to be held August O, 1887:
REPRESENTATIVE,
JOHN M0NN0T.
PROBATE JUDGE,
s. 8. GETB.
JOHN II. SP0NSELLER.
A. L. JONES.
COUNTY TREASURER,
WILLIAM WAGNER.
SHERIFF,
A. LEININGER.
GEORGE BARTH.
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much more hastily than ulual in order
to visit the show ground during the
noon hour aud return to the shop by one
o'clock. All OF these things probably
contributed to his prostrati0n.
Mr.. EberlV was regarded ss a Vefy
good man and q superior mechanic. BE
leaves a large family and many friends
and relatives with whom the people OF
Canton deeply synDathize.
The funeral services will be held at
the house, No. 1S2 South Plum street. on
Wednesday at O'clock D. m. Inter
ment In West Lawn Cemetery.
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Vsiicved to bs Madder than March Har'
" by His Aoquaintances.
The murderous attempt OH the life OF
iDr. Portmann by slanislaus Loichot has
gbeen the all absorbing sensation
L ichot is qnarteTed 10 the comfy
lfof preliminary hearing to
Idsy, By those most intimately
Iacd tainted with him he is universally
believed to be demented. A neighboT
who has had occasion and opportunity
watch him little, says that there
IN be no question Of his insanity, Hf
Bys LoieaOt has been getting worse ever
d6ce HIS wife died, and at the
bressnt time he is 'as crazy as 0
bed bug" His insanity. his friends say
las been confined principally to the
subject OF his wife's death The
chances seem TO be very favorable 10 bis
going 10 the lunstic asylum instead OF
the penitentiary.
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= Snowman ssxereIx 1piured.

One Of EoreDaugh's men named
Charles Daugherty met with a very
painful accident At late hnnr last
night, while attempting 20 nnayd wfel
bound Ft. Wayne freight tFain In
soma wsE hs missed bis footing and
Was ragged under the train receiving
bruises Internally and externally which
th8 physicians say will lay him up for
several weeks. H. was removed TO Ed,
D0oIln's when Drs Rsadsl and House
dressed hle weund4. HA was rem yed
10 the Indrmary this morning. His
residence Is In Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Coroner's inquest 90 the death Of
Mr.. Allen H Eberly. resulted, as pre-
dicted Yesterday, In fading that the i'm
mediate cause OF his death was sun
stroke. Mr.. Eberly had been great
sufferer from indigestion for number
OF years, and this. no doubt, was the
reason that he was so easily overcome.
He had eaten heavier dinner and
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aop. POWELL for aovernor.

"Good mornining, Major Mckinley.
Who will be nominated by the RepubIi-
cansp"
Foraker
"And by ths Democrats"
SWELL, the labor people want q nomi-
nee, and see BY the pape 8 that FOran
ia candidate ss
"Do you thinkhewill be nominstedp"
mo"
"Whop"
POWELL"
The reporter didn't congratulate him
on being q we'll posted man, but he
thought soon that point.
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The Alliance RevlewAays: "The Can
tO'i DEMOCRAT issnes a "Menual OF the
Canton city Councilp iD pamphlet
form. Handsomely printed and nicely
gotton M. The whole work ID fara
1oid grade OF Canton job work, and
we ara plensod to see the upward ten
denoy Of thp "art pEeservativep In our
NIsleE city
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Death Of Mrs. John Frye

Mrs. John Fry died of heart disease
Monday at four o'clock, at the residence
of her son two and half miles west OF
town, aged sixty eight years. Funeral
will take place Wednesday at / O'Clock
from the house. Interment In West
Lawn cemetery.
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JOSEPH a. MEYER.
He Makes Very Careful VIII, Which is
Probated To-day.

He Makes Very Careful VIII, Which is
Probated To-day.
The will Of Joseph A. Meyer, deceased,
was left for probate this morning. The
document, like that OF his father, was
brief aud to the point. He gives 20 HE
children all Of his personal properly,
the same 20 be divided equally as soon
as II can be realized upon. The
real estate, Mr. Meyers willed,
should be kept intact as long ss his
children live, at which time, 1t is asked
that the court shall dispose Of the same,
and make anequal division OF the pro.
ceeds among the legal heirs of their
children. The Will liz very similar to
the one left by his father. He names
his sons, Frank G. and Joseph A., Jr,
executors and asks the court to appoint
tpem without bond. The estate is es-
timated to be worth In the neighborhood
of &75 000
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Bargains In dress lawns, white goods
aud crinkled seersuckers at Geeting &
v .ekaTA'.
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You can buy better looking and bet
ter ntting pair of shoes for very small
amount OF money at Santry & mellow
an'e, than at any other store In Stark
county. Cheapest trunk store In the
city.
No. IA North Market street,
John R. Miller's old stand, Canton D.
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seen ours. 1--WE down 'em all'' on best
and lowest prices.
SANTRY 81 MCGOWAN.
t4North Market street. Canton.
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Office Of Bauman Bros, "a N. Market.
Prlces changed wonderfully. Call soon
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nnnth of David sherrIok.

On Tuesday afternoon the l4th inst,
after q lingering illness OF several
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For rates free mac 3 and information
sie west, call on or addreBa
H. q. GkETING, r. r. l.. - p. Agt..
7i Kast TuBcarawas St.. Cantcp. D,
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shawIs and jersey jackets at Gsetiu
& Vickers'.
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Extra cheap parasols at Geeiing g
vickers'.
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bichct Attempts TO End Or,
arlmaa's Days
sha InhnGnae of I.Iquor he
ss Docsor's rm 50 Win The
Ttion ofKniipe HIN, BuF
Does Not succsed

hns Loichot. Frenchman. who
lemployed at AuItman's Reap
made q terrible assault on
Portmsnn, ut o'clock to day
IN which will. in allpT0bROliity,
N Ia the penitentlary for q term
hrs. Portmann and FTaunfel-
ted Lolcbot's wife previous to
which occurred about one year
T,oieaot has had 3 Grazy notion
nese Dhyeiciane we're the cause OF
N fgs death and when under the in
Of liquor has On several occas
threatened the lives OF beth.
4 Afternoon he took on
anusnal 10 d of whieky, and pro
\ lad to Dr. 70 tmsn 8 office co ner
MsAnut and TnacaTawas stree 8, and 80
Ihe entered no shouted In loud tone OF
BvdIce. II have come TO kill you, you -
r. and drawing a huge Knlfe
with 4 sharp blade FIVE inches In length,
bmadsa murderous plunge at the doctor,
but didnOt succeed Ia reaching through
his clothing. He then made Q thrust al
tie dootor's abdomen, which In wardlng
4 eff took effect ia POTtman's hand, in-
h citing very ugly cash Two inches ~
4 Eenqth and almost through the nes0y
apart. This all happened In a very few
seconds and by thattime the doctor had
lI.oiehot securely within his grasp by
lhoth wrists. Porsman then showed him
Through the door, and suesaeded IN
throwing him down stairs. The would
Ibe murdereF then made hssty exit out Of
lthe front door, swearing that ne was
, going nD to Dr. Fraunfcltpr's cftic3 u
NkiaI him. DF. PoTtman Immediately
/ NrIaphoned to-pgHee headquaItsr auf
Ik Is TO Dir. Eraunfelter, TO put him OF
w guard. !,
Rhere was country physician II
tman's uffice who witnessed the as
!b ard e0rr0b5rated this statement.
be- alarm sent in by PoTtman started
officers in pursuit OF the bellieerenl
S5nchman, aud he was soon captured
IA taken to police headQusrleIs, shere
Ehe stands charged With assault with Il.
tent 10 kill
Inquiry among the doctors elicifsd
HE fact that LoichOt's charge againsi
1rs. P5rtman and Frauafelter wss
holly without foundation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-16

The farmers are hauling large dnan-
titles ofwheat to market. Oats, 60 n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-16

Dress sateens at 3eeting 8 vIcksrs'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-16

A large stock Of summer shoes for
farmers wear, that must be sod. Come
in and get prices.
SANTRY q MCGOWAN,
John r. Miller's old stand, Ia North
Market street, Canton.